Prioritising value for consumers is crucial to winning their loyalty - but rising inflation, business rates and employment changes pose a challenge to retailers' margins.
Targeted towards businesses eager to maximise value for consumers, this webinar, free for members and non-members, features policy experts Dr Kris Hamer, Tom Ironside and Andrew Opie from the BRC to explore:
- How today’s consumer market impacts competition and the retail landscape
- How the BRC supports retailers to mitigate loss, particularly through crime
- Our campaign to end the £135 de minimis (low-value imports) limit
Senior retail professionals, don’t miss these industry-specific updates; take advantage of the latest insights to drive your business to success, shared free of charge in this webinar.
Key Takeaways

Today's Economic Landscape
Explore the economic landscape of today's retail market, with industry-specific applications

Shrinkage and Loss
Discover the challenges and opportunities around preventing shrinkage, particular in crime and loss

Campaign Insight
Hear exclusive insights on the BRC's campaigns around the £135 de minimis limit

Policy Experts
Hear directly from and ask questions to the policy experts behind the BRC's work to support retailers
Meet the Speakers
Kris Hamer PhD
Director of Insight | BRC
Kris leads the BRC insight offer for its members and subscribers. He joined the BRC in 2022, having worked within the industry for over 25 years. Kris started his career on the shop floor at Tesco and Waitrose and subsequently led insight and operational change teams at major UK retailers including Asda and SSP Group. He has a PhD in applied statistics from a study on retail data and is a visiting fellow of Henley Business School.
Kris is a champion of the opportunities the industry provides to people of all backgrounds and is passionate about simplifying complexity that enables understanding and drives action.
Tom Ironside
Director of Business & Regulation | BRC
Tom joined the BRC in 2008, having worked in senior policy roles in central government and regulation. He has extensive experience of engaging with key government departments and other stakeholders on property issues.
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